hithere

Been messed about by a series of managers, played left back, right back, left wing. Gus seems to have got him onside and rarely moves him out of position. He's also started getting into the box a bit more this season. I'd be gutted to lose him tbh.

Bit much that...

Could be canny for both parties. He's getting on a bit now but could still provide adequate cover for Zabaleta whilst having a last big payday. Wenger has a daft rule for players over 30 and has Jenkinson to step in.

f*** off Not exactly the greatest endorsement from a sound mackem. Is there something we need to know, hithere? There was a time when I was the only one. [emoji22] Stray mackem not on here any more? Nah he is. There's a crowd though

f*** off Not exactly the greatest endorsement from a sound mackem. Is there something we need to know, hithere? There was a time when I was the only one. [emoji22]

Fuck off

The internet has ruined porn

Ask for a copy of Razzle first to break the ice. Razzle Guaranteed to turn up in the woods at one point

Thank you for this. I'll post my swaps later on if anyone wants to trade. If you don't mind posting to Sunderland that is.

How long is this straw clutching going to go on?

Just downloaded the app after seeing this thread. Will post my swaps later if anyone fancies trading.

Was it that or was he just a bit mental? Granted I was eight when he was managing England but that's my understanding of it. My favourite story about his tenure as England manager is the Ray Parlour/Eileen Drewery 'short back and sides' one.

Newcastle. A draw would be canny going but a win would mean one relegation place a certainty or at least very close. However the way you're playing I can see Cardiff being gifted three points...

Hasn't our punishment already been decided months ago though? Surely they can't punish us twice? What was the punishment though? We were fined iirc

Hasn't our punishment already been decided months ago though? Surely they can't punish us twice?

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Mackay or Holloway would be my preference. He's been pretty crap for Milwall though hasn't he? Mackay would be the sensible option but don't think he'd join you Hasn't he got them to within a shout of staying up when they looked written off?

Mackay or Holloway would be my preference.

You can considering he changed his mind due to fear, not loyalty.

Plus the whole 'Steven Gerrard deserves to win the league' s****, he would have about 5 medals if he wasnt s*** scared of gangsters Made this point to a few of my Liverpool supporting mates. Wouldn't hear of it. Kept up with the he's been so loyal, deserves a medal for being such an excellent player. A) You deserve a medal if you play in a team that wins something B) He's not loyal. He wanted a transfer after the club he claims to love so much had just won the Champions League. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/2362047/Gerrard-walks-out-on-furious-Liverpool.html

Yep

I've not been on here for a while as my time has been mainly taken up by my extra counselling sessions, and long ponderous walks in the country At the time of that thread there were plenty of us Sunderland fans on there posting that the season was going to be a disaster, and we we shot down with the usual Mag kernt, WUM or bedwetter responses. I was accused of being all three for politely pointing out that this season was going to be a disaster, based purely on what recent SAFC history has taught us and that DI Canio and Di Fanti were useless. Sadly, and predictably, I was right. It actually looks like we'll probably be relegated before our last two homes games. I bet those are a barrel of laughs, and I wouldn't much fancy being a Sunderland player on those two days. The season hasn't been all bad. Taking six points from you lot, and the cup final were fantastic, and something I though I'd never see as a Sunderland fan, and I'll always look at those days with happiness. But the overriding feeling I'll get when it all comes to it's inevitable conclusion "oh well, we're down again", which in itself is quite damning. We have to stick with Poyet, as constantly changing managers has been a nightmare. But he must git rid of the poison we've accumulated over the last 4 or 5 years, and start again in the Championship. Many Sunderland fans, and some fans from other clubs, think we'll come straight back up. I don't. I think the play-offs would be a more realistic target, and would be happy with that. I'm obviously disappointed with the way the season has gone, but it's came as no surprise, and the blow has been softened by the fact that many of us seen it coming. I know it's a cliché, but f*** it. Sunderland til I die ! the thing of it is that if you somehow survive, I'd reckon you'd have had a better season than us with the cup runs and the derbies. If we don't change manager and invest (lololol) pretty good chance of us joining you in the championship next season anyway Really? Far too much in your squad for that to happen I reckon. you mean like duff, owen, viduka, martins, colloccini, beye, bassong, etc, etc Valid point. If you can keep Remy or bring in someone similar you should be fine though.

I've not been on here for a while as my time has been mainly taken up by my extra counselling sessions, and long ponderous walks in the country At the time of that thread there were plenty of us Sunderland fans on there posting that the season was going to be a disaster, and we we shot down with the usual Mag kernt, WUM or bedwetter responses. I was accused of being all three for politely pointing out that this season was going to be a disaster, based purely on what recent SAFC history has taught us and that DI Canio and Di Fanti were useless. Sadly, and predictably, I was right. It actually looks like we'll probably be relegated before our last two homes games. I bet those are a barrel of laughs, and I wouldn't much fancy being a Sunderland player on those two days. The season hasn't been all bad. Taking six points from you lot, and the cup final were fantastic, and something I though I'd never see as a Sunderland fan, and I'll always look at those days with happiness. But the overriding feeling I'll get when it all comes to it's inevitable conclusion "oh well, we're down again", which in itself is quite damning. We have to stick with Poyet, as constantly changing managers has been a nightmare. But he must git rid of the poison we've accumulated over the last 4 or 5 years, and start again in the Championship. Many Sunderland fans, and some fans from other clubs, think we'll come straight back up. I don't. I think the play-offs would be a more realistic target, and would be happy with that. I'm obviously disappointed with the way the season has gone, but it's came as no surprise, and the blow has been softened by the fact that many of us seen it coming. I know it's a cliché, but f*** it. Sunderland til I die ! the thing of it is that if you somehow survive, I'd reckon you'd have had a better season than us with the cup runs and the derbies. If we don't change manager and invest (lololol) pretty good chance of us joining you in the championship next season anyway Really? Far too much in your squad for that to happen I reckon.

I play on a Thursday with a few lads from RTG. If you'd like I can run it past them. Are they sound of mind? Most of them

I play on a Thursday with a few lads from RTG. If you'd like I can run it past them.